Sentence examples for have either before from inspiring English sources

Greenfield has chronicled some of the country's most lurid cultural phenomena, immersing herself in worlds that have either before or after her visitation been deemed sufficiently sensational to be material for reality television.

More than 50 athletes have either withdrawn before the Games or been caught during the Sydney Olympics in drug-related offenses, confirming the belief by many that the use of performance-enhancing drugs is widespread.

The vast majority of cases have either settled before going to trial, or have not yet been addressed by the courts, leaving us to wonder what might have been and what guidance future cases may bring.

"We didn't have either of those before".

In academia, there is this common statement: New ideas have either been done before, or they're wrong, or both.

"Have either of you ever skateboarded before?" asks our teacher, Kevin Banahan.

A series of cabinet ministers, each more senior than the one before, would have either kept silent or backed it.

If you do not have either, practice up on them before taking action for the next step.

"Traditional is not just a word -- it has either happened before on the steps of City Hall or it hasn't," said Daniel S. Connolly, a lawyer for the city.

These patients had not had either symptom before treatment, but this result was not significant (P = 0.083).

A few women who had only ever had a caesarean birth, either before the onset of labour or in the first stage of labour, mentioned experiencing urinary incontinence.